Honor Students Claim Top Academic Awards
Anna Calpacas of Athens Greece receives the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship and the Dorothy Allen Fellowship at Barnard College honors. Alexandra Celke from Syracuse earns the George Welwood Murray Graduate Fellowship. Susan Rubin Judith Gimple Ruth Segal and others win additional prizes for scholarship and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Calpacas
Athens
Greece
Barnard College
Miss Calpacas
Grace Potter Rice
Dorothy Alen
Allen
Rice
Calpacas
Chryst Loukas
Anglo-American-Hellenic Bureau of Education
Germany
George Welwood Murray
Alexandra Celke
Syracuse
New York
Alpha Zeta Club
Margaret Meyer
Susan Rubin
Judith
Presidents Urge Skirts for Attire at Columbia Campus
President McIntosh reports a Columbia University directive urging women to wear skirts to class and off campus. Student Council seeks changes, with an open Representative Assembly meeting to clarify regulations and possible fall changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire
McIntosh
Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
MclIntosh
61 Class Advisor Becomes Dean of Studies Next Year
Miss Inez Nelbach will act as Dean of Studies during 1960 61 while Dean Helen P Bailey takes sabbatical. She will interview students for fellowships, manage probation, teach one class and serve ex officio on committees. A dual freshman advisory system will begin next year with Laura Garcia Lorca among advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Nelbach
Helen P. Bailey
Miss Nelbach
Millicent McIntosh
Nelbach
Bulletin
Laura Garcia-Lorca
Students Encourage Revisions by Library Committee
Bonnie Lou Slater reports survey results on library reserve issues. Findings show support for listing open reserve book loans by course, a two hour minimum, and extended hours to 11 pm with Sunday open. Sign up sheets on open reserve shelves and relocation of the reserve line are planned to reduce noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle Kurland
Bonnie Lou Slater
Miss Slater
Lbrary Committee
Slater
Instructor Returns Offers New Course
Miss Rosalie Cokie, former Barnard English Department member, will return next year to teach humanities 41 42 Studies in European Intellectual History from the Florentine Academy to the late Seventeenth Century. She is on two year leave with Fulbright and Guggenheim Fellowships and recently lectured at Oxford. The course links Renaissance thought to its social and political context and emphasizes ideas over traditional surveys of philosophy. Independent work will guide students through textual study with at least two papers per term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Cokie
Barnard English Department
Barnard
Florentine Academy
Miss Coke
McIntosh
Philo
Colie
Cokie
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Miss Segal
Susan Kritz
Eda Alter
Joyce Levenson
Ruth Lewin
Gail Weinberg
Estelle M. Allison
Mary E. Allison
Naomi Barash
Grace Geist
Ruth Segal
By Judy Morganreth
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard P
Dean Bailey
Hamlet
Europe
Sophy
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